MyBloodlines
How it worksFAQPricingBlog
Sign InBegin Your Archive
Private Family History Archive

Every generation
leaves a story.
This is where
it stays.

MyBloodlines is a structured, private archive for your family — built to hold the people, photographs, and stories that define your bloodline, and to keep them safe for every generation that follows.

No sign-up. Just tap and look around.

Begin Your Archive

30-day free trial, no credit card

See how it works
A grayscale family portrait standing together — a moment preserved from another era

“The Brennan family, summer 1962. Four children, two grandparents, and a farm in County Clare — recorded, linked, and now part of the archive.”

Brennan Family Archive · Est. 2025

Families pass down houses, rings, land. The names, the stories, the reasons behind them — those just get lost.

MyBloodlines is where you leave it for the ones who come after you.

Getting Started

Your archive begins
with one name.

1

Create Your Archive

Start with yourself and your immediate family. Every record begins with the people you know best.

2

Add Stories & Photos

Attach memories, documents, and photographs to the people who lived them. Every detail finds its place.

3

Invite Your Family

Share access with relatives near and far. Each person adds their perspective, their memories, their branch.

A spread of family photographs arranged together on a pale surfaceOld photographs stored inside a worn wooden chest
The Record

A living record of
your bloodline

Every person in your family gets their own record — a full profile of who they were, who they belonged to, and the stories attached to their name.

Linked across generations, cross-referenced with photos and stories, and collectively maintained by everyone who shares the bloodline.

First Generation

WB

Walter H. Brennan

1921 – 1998

EK

Edith M. Kellner

1924 – 2012

Second Generation

JB

James C. Brennan

1952 – 2019

MW

Margaret A. Walsh

b. 1955

Third Generation

CB

Clara Brennan

b. 1980

TB

Thomas Brennan

b. 1983

NB

Nora Brennan

b. 1987

+

New generations can always be added

The Archive

Designed to last.
Built to grow.

01

Structured Archive

Every person, date, and relationship recorded in a structured format — readable by people, durable across time.

02

Everything Connected

Photos link to people and stories. Stories link to people and photos. A memory attached to one family member becomes part of everyone’s archive.

03

Collectively Kept

No single historian carries the burden. Every member can contribute, correct, and continue the record.

04

Built for Generations

Designed to grow with your family — not just preserved for now, but structured to welcome every new branch.

Privacy First

Your family’s history
belongs to your family.

Anyone can start an archive. Only the people you invite can see yours.

Your records are never public, never indexed, and never shared with advertisers, data brokers, or anyone your bloodline does not actually connect to.

Private by default

Nothing is public. There is no directory, and no stranger can search for your relatives.

No advertising

Your data is not profiled, sold, or used for targeting — ever.

Sharing is yours to give

Want a relative to see your side? You grant that access yourself — and you can revoke it at any time.

Nothing to misconfigure

Your privacy is built into how MyBloodlines works. It is not a setting anyone could leave switched off.

Start Today

Begin your
family archive.

Free to start. Private by design. Built to outlast us all.

Start Free Trial

No credit card required for 30-day trial · View pricing

© 2026 MyBloodlines LLC

·About
·Contact Us
·Privacy
·Terms